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ichant, and accumulated All enormous
wealth, extending over ye3O0 ,000.
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wealth, extending over yss300 goo.
DUBLIN.
Tie Dublin corporation on Novem-
ber7 Z adjourned business in honor Of
| William o Brien, and passed a resolu-
tion of sympathy with him in his i'm
prisonment.
GALWAY.
Mr.. James Wynne has been ap-
pointed agent over the Gallen estate of
j. Townsend Kirkwood, Esq, Mr..
John Irwin having resigned the
agency.
KERRY.
Mr.. D. jennings, who acted as teller
in the Tralee branch Of the National
Bank for several years past, has been
removed to Kanturk on promoter
where he takes up the Office of account
ant. In consequence Of Mr. Jennings'
! transfer three other officials in Tralee
receive promotion. MIR. Nolan becomes
teller, MIR. Flynn, first clerkship, and
Mr. Wye, second clerkship.
KILDARE.
The agent Of Leopold Bellew Bryan,
MIR. Dease. of the firm Of Reilly Sc
| Dease, came to Newbridye on NoveIa-
Der to receive rents for the Yeomans-
town, ThomastowD, and Dereen es
tatts. lie offered the tenants 10 per
cent on judicial rents fixed in ;83 aud
Is per cent on -judicialre rents. This
the tenants refused, but offered the
rent subject to reduction of 50 per
cent, which the agent declined to give.
KILKENNY.
| Recently, the Earl of Bessborough
issued a circular to his tenanrry On the
Coming, Iemplecram, Callen and
Boolyglass, county Kilkenny estates,
stating that: Owing to the very ex
ceptional difficulties to which they are
at present subject he will make allow
ance of 30 per cent. on all payments Of
accounts OF rents due and payable On
January i, provided that half years
rent be paid before January J., and the
balance before Marcia l, 1882
KINGS COUNTY.
A melancholy accident and one
which resulted in the death Of & young
man named Dennis Lennon, occurred
at Edender'y lately. 1t appeared that
the deceased who belonged to the
townland of Rhamore, when just out
side Edende,ry, Wfts thrown from his;
horse, which was ga'toping at the time,
and coming on his head, fractured his
skull. lie was taken up unconscious,
with blood flowing froyn bis ear. Or.
Dujgenan was promptly in attendance
and on examination pronounced The
WOUNDS fatal. He never regaine3 con-
sciousness, and expired soon after.
LELTRIM.
a grand demonstration took place at
Carrick-ou- Shannon, on Sunday. No
vember s, at which Michael Davitt de-
livered very able address on the cause
OF Home Rule.
LIMERICK.
Mr.. Lawrence Kelly, one Of the old
ast and most respected members OF the
Limerick town council, died NOvem-
ber s.
LONGFORD.
The Rathcline branch of the Ma
tional League has expelled one Of its
members for having violated the rules
in an adjoining parish.
LOUTH.
Ca November I, the County Court
Judge, Mr.. Klsbey, WAS presented with
the white gloves, there being no cases
for trial This was the third time in
succession that he had received them.
MAYO.
Mr.. Martin Farrell has been elected
Master Of the Killala workhouse.
Mr., Edwin Thomas, the agent, has
been instrumental in having the rents
on the Bellingham estate, Ballycroy, re
duced by 20 per cent.
MEATH.
At special sessions under the Crimes
Act, held on November s, at Slane, 12
young men were tried for resisting the
sheriff. Mr.. Lowry, at an eviction. on
Lord Massereene's estate, on October II
and IS. Two were sentenced 10 one
months hard labor, four to two
months, and six to six weeks impris.
onment. The prisoners cheered the
Plan of Campaign.
MON AGEAN
At the last regular meeting of the
DOnagh branch Rev. Joseph Rapmund,
G. c., occupied the chair.
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